Sunday, September 10, 1972

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ber 18-22

Monday-Friday, Septem

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State Street at Huron, Ann Arbor

DOORS OPEN: 6:30 P.M.

ALL LECTURES 7:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M.

Monday,
September 18
"Photography Through the
Years ... From Flash Powder
Through Flash Cube"
by William Rauhauser
Mr. Rauhauser will present
a history of photography, ex-
amining the advancements
made in photographic proces-
ses and equipment. He will
follow the progression of pho-
tography, from its inception
as a scientific means of re-
cording and communication,
t1 its recent controversial
emergence as one of the most
expressive art forms in ex-
istance today. A slide show
and exhibit will be a part of
Mr. Rauhauser's presentation.
Open discussion p e r i o d
fNows.

Tuesday,
September 19
"Black and White Printing
-Transformation of the
Negative to Printed Form"

Wednesday,
September 20
"Portrait Photography"

Thursday,
September 21
"FilmDevelopment for
Optimum Quality"

Friday,
September 22
"Basic Color Printing"

One year after Attica
Flags fly at f ill-m st yesterday outside Attia Corre-tiontl Facility
in New York. It was the anniversary of the prison uprising that
lasted 97 hours and culminated in the deaths of 43 inmates and
guards.
NEW OFFERINGS:
Course Iart: Rock,
comics and more

by Phil Davis
Mr. Davis will examine con-
ventional printing techniques
and methods. He will also go
into great detail on some of
the lesser known printing
techniques and methods. He
will explain how to choose the
best printing method to cor-
respond to your subject and
negative. Some of Mr. Davis'
award winning work will be
on display this evening only.
Open discussion period fol-
lows.

by Evelyn Zeek
Mrs. Zeek will present a
talk and slide show which de-
monstrate techniques in por-
trait lighting and the posing
of a subiect. Her presentation
will also invite your atten-
tion to negative formats and
portrait printing. Her own
unique m e t h o d of "One
lamp" studio lighting will be
demonstrated. An exhibition
of Mrs. Zeeks's prize-winning
photographs will be shown
this evening. Open discussion
period follows.

by Fred Anderegg.
Mr. Anderegg will discuss
the varied film emulsions on
today's market, how to choose
the best f i I m, and how to
choose the appropriate devel-
opers for them. He will also
examine some of the little-
k n o w n, but most effective
techniques in obtaining max-
imum quality from your neg-
ative. Displays and a slide
show will be a part of the

by Phil Coleman

Today's color printing meth-
ods have been simplified sig-
nificantly in the I a s t f e w
years. Mr. Coleman will bring
you through the history of
color printing procedures and
then concentrate on the one
he uses almost exclusively-
UNICOLOR. An exhibit of Mr.
Coleman's a w a r d winning
work will be shown this eve-
ning only. Open discussion pe-
riod follows.

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assigned "texts" for the course,
Hirsh svs that students will be
required to do a project which
"can be almost anything if its
relevant to the course."
The course in rock 'n roll is
among the 14 new Course Mart
offerings this term. The Course
Mart specializes in providing stu-
dents with an opportunity to cre-
ate their own classes.
Anyone interested in starting
a course not found in the cata-
logue can receive forms from
the St id'ent Coumseling Office lo-
cated in Angell Hall.
A sponsor and a teacher must
be found for a course before it
can be approved by various Uni-
versity curriculum committees.
According to Linn Anderson, a
student member of the Course
Mart committee, "University
staff, graduate students, or ex-
ceptionally qualified undergrad-
uates" are acceptable as in-
structors.
In addition, Course Mart at-
tempts to gets its courses in-
cluded under the regular course

listings of Uiiversity depart-
ments. A coirse on humor and
sitiric-l liter-tire, formerly of
Corse M1art, will now be offered
by the E-eglish department.
lncl",ded in this year's list of
co rses ) re classes on suchsva-
ried topics as "Constitutional
Criminna. Procedure" and "Ru-
dolnh Steiner's Life and Works."
"Thh nice thing about it is the
scone," Anderson says.
All courses are given for cre-
dit and are open to anyone in the
University. Most ofythe courses
are given on ;strictly a pass-fail
basis. However, there' are a few
courses this term that will be
graded.
Most popular of this year's of-
ferings are "Women and the
Law: An Economic and His-
torical Analysis," a photography
course, a course on the' comic
strip, and the one on rock 'n
roll. All four courses have al-
ready closed.
Other courses cover law, dor-
mitory and co-op livingand
Marxism.

presentation. Open
period follows.

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